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Hi Lynn: I sent you a PM.
Mark

Always second guessed whether mine had a legit logo until I found this pic. Anyone else have one with this logo on it? I think I have seen one other on the forum. Never did find out the history on it. M https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/userpix1712/10633_FAC48008AB61432391819EE9D686C261_1.jpg https://...

I’m so glad that John started this thread. I was shocked when I got this news on Friday. I was a young rookie in the early 80’s playing with Rob for Joyce Smith. He was incredibly talented and taught me so much about being on stage and how to back up a singer. His knowledge of musical theory was...

Hi Bill: I put an add on kijiji up here this past fall not expecting much, and got a reply from an older gentleman that had retired from playing. I recently searched 'EMCI' in the for sale section of the Forum and there is another one with that decal on it. At first I thought maybe the last 40 or so...

I would also like to learn the history of the guitars with this decal on them. I have seen a couple now and just purchased one that was a closet guitar and seems completely original and unrestored..... But maybe not.

Jerry, these are the pickups that came on the guitar I purchased from you. Are these the George L's referred to above? Was just wondering. Mark

Jim, just sent you a PM regarding some EMCI parts. Thanks Mark.

It was a great weekend and I'm so glad I made the time to go. Jeff, Gerry and their family sure worked hard to put it all together. Also, to the house band - Dave and the boys - Awesome !!! Thanks everyone.

Thanks Frank. I would never have guessed that. He makes that Emmons sing!

Jerry Roller is a true gentleman to do business with and I am anxiously waiting for my bar and my Derby from him.

WTB right handed pac-a-seat. Must be in good cond. If Jerry R. finds a left handed model or decides it is not economically feasible to modify his, I would take his right handed model!!!!

Hi Jerry: I sent you an e-mail.

Thanks Steve.

Thanks Dan, for the post. You must be my lucky charm! ( Happy St.Patrick's day.) Because as of 7pm. tonight (our time) my guitar is 'SOLD' pending receipt of funds. Donation forthcoming to the Forum.

No problem Jerry. Wasn't sure if I was seeing a reflection or not. I'm looking further into the shipping and will get back to you soon. Mark.

Hi Jerry: The first picture seems to show 9 pedal rods. Is it a 8x5 or 9x5 or am I seeing things?

I think your absolutely right Geoff "different" seems to be the key word.

Boy, if I could sell my' Sierra' Gordy this one would be mine. I'll keep trying though.Mark

Thanks for the reply Aaron, Yea, Sierra U12 don't seem to be very popular which kind of surprises me. I remember going to a Jeff Newman seminar in Calgary in the late 70's and people saying that they thought U12 were the guitar of the future, but it just didn't seem to take off. I paid over $4000.00...

Decided to reduce my price to $ 2400.00 and I'll still consider paying the shipping. Had no idea these were so unpopular. Mark

Depending on the location of the buyer and the amount agreed upon, I would consider paying the shipping * if this would help * Thanks Mark.

I bought this guitar new in 2000 here in Alberta. E9/B6, 8 and 5, 25" scale, gearless, wheel ezz hardshell case, manual. Beautiful near new condition. Never been on the road. Will include a 66 page book of scales from Joe Wright, and 2 courses on VHS, one from Joe and one from Jeff N. $2800.00 ...

Thanks for the help guys. Yes, I am interested in a good Derby, Mullen or Zum but I have a 2001 'Sierra' session series U12 to move first. Thanks Mark

Thanks alot for the info you guys. I remember being blown away when I first heard this song years ago and then find out how young he was. This Forum for steel players is fantastic. I've had questions about different things for years, but sometimes had trouble finding answers. Thanks again.